Tony Romo's popularity in Dallas seems to be waning after a pair of disappointing Cowboys season. After suffering through guys like Chad Hutchinson and Quincy Carter, it seems Cowboys fans forget how good they have it.

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"Itâs really a mystery to me why people donât understand how really good (Romo) is," Staubach said on KTCK-AM via the Dallas Morning News. "The things he can do and the plays he can make, Iâm sure Troy (Aikman) would say the same. I think this team is building to support a great quarterback like Romo. If your defense is doing a great job, you can do a lot of things on offense."

Aikman agrees. Romo's biggest supporters may be former Cowboys quarterbacks legends, who know how unforgiving the glare can be in Dallas. We don't think they are being biased, though.